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Women’s History Month-Amplify Powerful Women

Women's History Month Sisterhood Agenda

During Women’s History Month, Sisterhood Agenda’s Instagram will highlight the multi-faceted achievements made by women in various fields and sectors of life.

It’s a time to recognize their resilience and the advancements made towards gender equality. From pioneers in STEM to influential figures in the corporate world and government,

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Racism Increases Health Problems and Disease

Sisterhood Agenda Racism increases Health Problems And Disease Article

Racism increases health problems and disease leading to health disparities, higher incidents of debilitation, and premature death.

A HEALTHY SISTERHOOD IS AN EMPOWERED SISTERHOOD
Being Black is a risk factor

Health disparities are real, impacting individuals, families, and our communities.  The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) describes health disparities as “preventable differences in the burden of disease,

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Learning to Love Your Body

Learning to Love Your Body Sisterhood Agenda

Learning to love your body is not always easy.  In a society with very specific and clearly defined attributes for beauty, you may not always know where you fit in. Everybody’s body is different and no two are exactly alike.  That’s good!  Being unique is an attribute, something to cherish and be happy about.

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3 Types of Men?

3 types of men Sisterhood Agenda

Are there only 3 types of men?  According to a new University of British Columbia study, yes, there are only 3 types of men.

It seems unbelievable, of course, given what we know about gender norms, socialization, stereotypes, and gender fluidity.

Why only 3 types of men? 

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How to Spot Passive Aggressive Emails & Texts

Sisterhood Agenda passive aggressive emails texts

Passive aggressive people are negative but express their negatively indirectly through their behavior instead of directly.  That’s sneaky!

Emails and texts are short, but may not be so sweet. Passive aggressive behavior is mean and malicious without being openly confrontational:

Think about combining both hostility and avoidance at the same time.

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